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Cool

Seymore4/superchargedg....thanks!!!

I'm also looking at the Greddy Profec B Spec2...its cheaper and read good feedback from it.
 
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Talking

Well, its being some time since my last post. After searching and reading comments and very helpfull tips from people here (ALSO saving some money for doing it right the first time) project has come to this so far:


-Wiseco Pistons 8-8-1 95.5mm
-Eagle Rods
-UTEC
-Aeromotive 340 Fuel Pump
-VQ35 HKS Gaskets
-Complete ACL Bearings Kit (cranshaft and flywheel)
-VQ35 Complete Engine Gasket Set
-Supertech Block Guards
-Original VQ35 Water Pump
-Rev-up Oil Pump
-VQ35 Timing Kit
-Mishimoto Thermostat
-OBX Fuel Rails
-RC 650cc injectors
-ARP Head and Main Studs
-ACT clutch (6 pudge)
-Pathfinder Cooling Mod
-Greddy Profec B Spec 2 Boost Controller
-Greddy Full Auto Timer
-Mishimoto Radiator
-Mishimoto Radiator Hose Kit
-AEM wideband, boost and oil preassure gauges

I also bought an used engine (32K miles) that have 1 bad rod (took some water from the intake) for $150 because the person don't want to open it and repair it. My mechanic open it and check it, and everything looks ok. Everything but one rod, the cranshaft was sended to measure and check and was fine. The block was honed fine, heads where cleaned and worked at the machine shop. I also buy a OEM used (like new) Flywheel on ebay.
Turbo manifolds has been heat wraped.

Everything was sended to be balanced. In 2 weeks assambling should start.

Before that, I apreciated once again your comments and opinion on this built.

Thanks!

I'm trying tu upload some photos that I took with my Iphone but can't
Seems they are bigger size.
 
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Bump 4 some comments and suggestions!
 
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Ditch the UTEC ASAP. Stick with Uprev + GT MAF, or Haltech if you have some extra cash and want all the bells and whistles. This is coming from a long time UTEC user tired of limp mode, misfiring and blown coil packs. Switched to Uprev after 2 years and never looking back...drives like a new car again and no more carrying spare coil packs in the trunk haha. A mid-a local thought he could keep is UTEC after building his engine (greddy 20G, stock engine went due to oil consumption) and ended up switching to Haltech due to gross misfire over 500whp. The spark signal is just too weak for anything more than stock boost, and eventually burns out the coils. Biggest POS, makes me cringe when people consider these things when stuff like Uprev is now very prominent. The only reason I used it back in the day is that Uprev wasn't an option.
 

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Ditch the UTEC ASAP. Stick with Uprev + GT MAF
This
Oh wait I got one for sale
https://g35driver.com/forums/engine-...ever-used.html
 
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Also If you haven't already purchased the injectors I'd switch to either Injector Dynamics (baller) or Deatschwerks instead of the RC
 
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Thanks for the suggestions.
I got the Utec with the kit, never heard about Uprev, was thinking Haltech (2 friends already used it).

What about the build?

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Ditch the UTEC ASAP. Stick with Uprev + GT MAF, or Haltech if you have some extra cash and want all the bells and whistles. This is coming from a long time UTEC user tired of limp mode, misfiring and blown coil packs. Switched to Uprev after 2 years and never looking back...drives like a new car again and no more carrying spare coil packs in the trunk haha. A mid-a local thought he could keep is UTEC after building his engine (greddy 20G, stock engine went due to oil consumption) and ended up switching to Haltech due to gross misfire over 500whp. The spark signal is just too weak for anything more than stock boost, and eventually burns out the coils. Biggest POS, makes me cringe when people consider these things when stuff like Uprev is now very prominent. The only reason I used it back in the day is that Uprev wasn't an option.
 
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Uprev is the ##ish unless you're going for a crazy race car build. I'm tuned on it, 406whp stock block, 515whp built block, 570whp better built block, love it. Buddy of mine just finished a 690whp 4.07L stroker TT build tuned only on Osiris as well, alot more cost effective than a haltech as well if you live near a competent tuner

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Originally Posted by seymore4
I have heard so many good things about Osiris, I need to sell the Utec first...I let you know seymore!

This part list is already on my closet, including the injectors

Seymore what you think about the build components? Something missing?

Thanks
 
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honestly the list looks solid, you could swap the mishimoto for a koyo radiator, or the ACT clutch for a more streetable one but it all comes down to nitpicking and some degree of personal preference. Looks good so far
 
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If you've already got all that stuff then don't worry about it, everything looks good to me, you could add in a catch can and slim fans, but it looks good. Maybe some brake/suspension upgrades to help get all that power to the ground? lol
 
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Originally Posted by seymore4
Uprev is the ##ish unless you're going for a crazy race car build. I'm tuned on it, 406whp stock block, 515whp built block, 570whp better built block, love it. Buddy of mine just finished a 690whp 4.07L stroker TT build tuned only on Osiris as well, alot more cost effective than a haltech as well if you live near a competent tuner

www.uprev.com
Good to know that info. Looks like I have various options to search.

My goal is 450-500WHP....Is realy the Utec useless for my goal? Is the build right for my goal?

Sorry if I sound noob, but I am
First car on FI, and lot of $$$ (in my case) invested. I want to do it right since the begining!

Apreciate your time and suggestions.
 
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The build is solid, the Utec will work, just not the best tuning solution, at all
 
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Originally Posted by seymore4
The build is solid, the Utec will work, just not the best tuning solution, at all
Thanks for a straight forward and honest answer!

Great people here.
 
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Good luck man excited for the results! The tuning all depends on how much extra cash you have laying around, with each tuning solution (Utec, osiris, haltech) there's the initial unit cost (haltech ALOT, Osiris $300 for the license and $350 for the aftermarket MAF for over 400whp, Utec free since you already have it) and then the additional tuning cost that you'll have to pay to the tuner no matter which one you choose, and if you choose to get a tune on one and then switch to another one at a later date you will have to start from scratch. So it makes more sense financially to spend a few extra bucks up front on the right tuning solution that you'll use for the life of your build, rather than trying to get it done as cheap as possible right now and then eating another tune ($600-1000?) later on when you decide to switch to a different EMS.
That being said if you do decide to go with Uprev PM me, I know a guy with a brand new MAF GT that you could probably get for a little cheaper than retail
 
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